Manson follower lists targeted executives in plot
Sandra Good, linked to Charles Manson, tells AP a so called International People s Court of Retribution has marked about 75 business leaders for assassination for alleged environmental harm. She lists names from Sacramento to New Orleans and cites executives from Exxon ITT Standard Oil Union Oil and others as targets.
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Bible Baptist Church to Hold First Services in Port Lavaca
The new Bible Baptist Church in Port Lavaca invites worshipers to its first service this Sunday. Sunday School starts at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Evening worship at 7 30 p.m. The independent Baptist Church is located at 511 N Virginia St.
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Sam Houston ceremony honors two Port Lavaca graduates
Two Port Lavaca students, Joelene Susan Webb and Charles Victor Butcher, were among 767 Sam Houston State University graduates during summer commencement. Webb earned a Bachelor of Science and Butcher a Master of Arts. Ceremonies were split into three parts in the Lowman Student Center Ballroom on campus.
Pack 109 Sets Meeting at Point Comfort City Hall
Point Comfort Boy Scout Pack 109 will hold its first pack meeting of the year Tuesday at 7 pm at City Hall. Webelos will perform a skit on the theme Tall Tales. Pack 109 is sponsored by the Point Comfort PTA.
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Grain cheaters plead guilty in New Orleans grain scandal
Six riverfront workers pleaded guilty before a federal judge for falsifying grain export records at the Port of New Orleans. Clark D. Smith, a licensed grain inspector from Myrtle Grove, La, described the acts as knowingly untrue.
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Congress overrides Ford veto on education bill
The Senate approved an 88 to 12 vote to reject President Ford's veto of a $7 billion education appropriations bill, after the House had already overridden. Lawmakers argued the measure exceeded no more than budgeted education spending but would be offset by cuts in military and foreign aid while meeting education needs.
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Morning Markets Wall Street slips amid rate worries
NEW YORK AP The stock market fell slowly under rate worry pressure. The noon Dow 30 declined 46 to 13.05, after a two day loss of 22.4 prints. NYSE volume leaders De Soto and Syntex among active issues, trading quiet as Treasuries raise borrowing needs by 3 billion through year end.
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Calley conviction up for Supreme Court appeal
In New Orleans AP reports William L. Calley Jr. hopes the 5th Circuit ruling reinstating his My Lai massacre court martial conviction will reach the Supreme Court. The court said Judge J Robert Elliott overstepped his jurisdiction when ruling the conviction unconstitutional. Calley is free on bail in Columbus Ohio and parole may follow a final legal outcome.
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Deaths of Mrs. Julius Horecka and Albert Yzaguirre
Mrs. Frances Chastecka Horecka of Point Comfort died at Citizens Memorial Hospital Victoria after a brief illness. She was born March 7 1910 in Hallettsville and married Julius J. Horecka in 1941. Surviving children are David Lee James J and Mrs Billy Dean Thompson. two sisters and two brothers. Albert Yzaguirre 65 of Port Lavaca died from injuries in a July 26 auto wreck. Services set at Richardson Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Port Lavaca Cemetery. Pallbearers named Pablo Gonzales Gilbert Martinez Juan Yzaguirre Raul Aguilar Felix Enriquez and Alberto Moreno.
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Open records suit pits writer against Blue Cross in Texas
Dallas freelance writer Jackee Cox seeks access to Blue Cross financial records on Medicaid funds amid claims the company invests public money in related firms. Cox says state funds exceed claims needs, totaling about 33 million dollars, and profits benefit connected interests. She argues the Open Records Act covers such corporations and questions the propriety of expenses cited by a federal report.
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